The IAU-USR (International Accessibility & Universal Social Inclusion Review) is a structured methodology I created for evaluating physical spaces for electric wheelchair accessibility and social inclusion.

Unlike standard compliance checklists, IAU-USR goes beyond "can someone enter the building?" to answer: can they actually use the space independently?

Door sizing — entrances, internal doors, and emergency exits measured against powered wheelchair clearance requirements

Ramp specifications — gradient, width, surface material, handrail placement, and landing areas

Sidewalk accessibility — surface quality, width, curb cuts, obstacles, and cross-slope

Social inclusion factors — whether the space supports independent navigation and participation

You submit floor plans, photos, video walkthroughs, and measurements

I evaluate each space against the full IAU-USR criteria

You receive a detailed report with scores, findings, and a prioritized remediation roadmap

Organizations responsible for buildings or public spaces who want to ensure accessibility for electric wheelchair users: property managers, municipal governments, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, retail spaces, and nonprofits.

No on-site visit required. The entire audit is remote, which means location is never a barrier.